We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A student from India is stabbed St Petersburg - the latest in a series of apparently racist attacks.
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India's top detective agency begins questioning two men accused of killing young women and children.
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A court in India extends the remand period of two men accused of killing 17 women and children.
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A strike called by separatists continues to disrupt life in India's tea-producing Darjeeling area.
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At least 15 people die in bomb blasts in the Indian city of Varanasi - one of the centres of Hinduism.
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Up to 12 people have been trampled to death in a stampede at a Hindu temple in India, police say.
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Tibetan refugees in India say they are defying a ban against them marching in protest over Chinese policy.
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One of India's main tiger parks, Panna National Park in the central state of Madhya Pradesh, admits it no longer has any tigers.
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Victims of bomb attacks near a mosque in an Indian town are buried, as police are on alert for communal violence.
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At least 96 people are now known to have died in India's Gujarat state after drinking toxic illegal alcohol, police say.
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At least two dozen people die in India's Gujarat state after drinking toxic illegal alcohol, police say.
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About 150 people in southern Indian have now died from drinking poisonous illegal alcohol, police say.
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A high-speed train hits people walking on the tracks in western Gujarat state, killing at least 16.
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At least 36 people die in two days of clashes between Indian security forces and ethnic Gujjar protesters.
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Indian President Abdul Kalam leads his country in a two-minute silence for victims of the Mumbai train bombings.
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Suspected militants attack a paramilitary camp in northern India, killing seven soldiers, officials say.
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Indian forces move to retake a Mumbai Jewish centre where hostages have been held since Wednesday afternoon.
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Nearly half of Indian women wed before they are 18 years old, the legal age for marriage since 1978, a survey says.
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Famous Indian writer of Urdu fiction, Qurratulain Hyder, dies in a hospital near the Indian capital, Delhi.
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Police in central India arrest 17 villagers after the killing of a woman suspected of being a witch.
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Hundreds of villagers are forced into camps in the Indian state of Orissa after repeated attacks by an elephant herd.
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Conservationists say they are delighted that one of the world's most endangered birds have twice been successfully bred in India.
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India's weightlifting team is suspended from competition after four drugs test failures so far this year.
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Indian scientist Rajendra Pachauri voices surprise after the UN climate panel he heads wins Nobel Peace Prize.
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The US state of Louisiana elects Bobby Jindal as its first non-white governor since the 1870s.
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Indian officials say progress has been made in talks with the US aimed at sealing a landmark nuclear deal.
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A female student and three others were killed by police in a "staged" clash in the Indian state of Gujarat, a judicial probe finds.
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Western technology companies are urged to rethink the types of products they sell to India.
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Indians escaping an Israeli military offensive in Lebanon return home after being evacuated.
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Vande Mataram is sung across India on its centenary but some Muslims boycott it on religious grounds.
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Indian citizens evacuated from the fighting in Lebanon fly home from Cyprus to Madras and Mumbai.
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A court in South Korea overturns an earlier ruling and jails an Indian captain and chief officer over the nation's worst oil spill.
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Performers and marchers in India mark the 150th anniversary of the landmark revolt against the British.
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Thousands of people, mostly from tribes, form a human chain in eastern India in protest at plans to mine bauxite.
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Indian officials are to begin checks for toxic waste on a former French liner which is due to be broken up.
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Congress and the BJP go head to head in round three of elections which could determine who forms India's next government.
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More than 1,000 followers of an Indian sect pledge to marry female sex workers wanting to escape exploitation.
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Thousands of chickens are culled in the Indian state of West Bengal after an outbreak of bird flu.
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India's central bank unexpectedly raises interest rates due to fears that a surging economy is pushing up inflation.
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Indian inflation hits a 13-year high above 12% despite government efforts to tighten monetary policy.
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Shares in Paris-based consultancy Capgemini and Indian software firm Infosys Technologies jump on reports of a possible merger.
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Indian IT firm Infosys announces a 15% rise in profits, but warns that spending by its biggest clients is slowing.
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Quarterly profits at Indian outsourcing giant Infosys jump by nearly a third but it warns that its revenues will fall this year.
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Indian medical authorities launch a probe after doctors are caught on tape offering to amputate beggars' limbs for money.
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Officials in southern India investigate reports that a doctor couple let their teenage son perform surgery.
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The coach of India's famous three-year-old marathon runner appears before child welfare officials accused of exploitation.
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A body probing an alleged cash for questions scam involving 10 Indian MPs recommends they be expelled.
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England produce a superb performance to beat India by 42 runs at Edgbaston and go 2-1 up in their one-day series.
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Insurgents in the eastern Indian state of Bihar blown up a section of railway track, disrupting regional services.
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Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, plans to invest $1bn in India over the next five years - boosting R&D.
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Attacks in Mumbai highlight Indian security failings
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Global police agency Interpol says that India has not yet shared any information on the deadly Mumbai attacks.
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The international police agency chief offers to help India track down suspects in November's Mumbai attacks.
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The relocated Indian Premier League gets under way, as Mumbai beat Chennai in the opening game in Cape Town.
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An Indian court orders cricket boss Lalit Modi to explain why he is not in the country to defend himself against charges of cheating.
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Commissioner Lalit Modi says the Indian Premier League will take sole responsibility for security for the forthcoming tournament.
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